The Punjab Kings made a few changes to their team for their game against CSK and they seemed to pay off. Bhanuka Rajapaksa kept scoring from free while Rishi Dhawan also played a very important role with the ball. This means PBKS plays in the middle order with Rajapaksa, Livingstone and Bairstow, a wild batting lineup on paper. The problem could be that a few players are hitting out of position and Livingstone itself might not be getting as much time down the middle as it needs to. Dhawan scored the highest score of 88 in the previous game and played quite brilliantly to underscore the great batting talent in this PBKS lineup. Arshdeep Singh has been in the news for his brilliant death bowling and the stats certainly indicate that he has been successfully at the job for quite some time. He may be under a little more pressure now that the focus is on him, but for now it looks like PBKS has an excellent Death Bowling option to turn to. Kagiso Rabada and Rahul Chahar are the three pivots of this bowling formation. We think Rishi Dhawan and Sandeep Sharma can be put under pressure by skillful batting.
Cadiz is simply unrecognizable this season. The team from the first rounds could not find their game, while losing concentration, which cost them serious troubles towards the end of the season. The only white spot can be considered the performance in the Spanish Cup, where the yellow-bluesoutplayed Villa Fortuna (7:0), Albacete (1:0) and Gij?n at the start in a series of 11-meter kicks. Only at the stage of the 1/4 finals, Sergio’s wards stopped their path when they lost to Valencia. In the championship of Spain, the “yellow submarine” chalked up six victories and 13 peaceful outcomes for 33 rounds, which brought 31 points and 17th place in the standings. After the victory over Barcelona (1:0), today’s guests lost to Athletic (2:3) at home. Carselen, Aroyan, Andone and Alcaraz, who has a muscle injury, will not be able to play today. More today football predictions from the experts can be obtained from the link provided.
